Southeastern Grocers will close 22 stores

These include 13 Bi-Lo, seven Winn-Dixie and two Harveys Supermarkets across four states. The company plans to shutter the locations on or before March 25.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 22, 2019

Target expands private label wine collection

The retailer is hoping to compete with other grocers in the popular "super affordable" wine segment as millennials drive sales.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 22, 2019

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Sprouts executives pleased with growth in e-commerce and store brands

The natural grocer attributed positive Q4 results to same-store sales and new store performance, but 2019 guidance missed investors' expectations.

By Jessica Dumont • Feb. 22, 2019

Nielsen and NPD team up to track omnichannel shopping

The companies say they'll combine strengths to create an "omnishopper panel" that measures in-store and online sales across categories.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 21, 2019

SpartanNash misses Q4 expectations

A previously disclosed non-cash charge, higher transportation and warehousing costs along with the recent romaine lettuce recall negatively impacted results, the company said.

By Krishna Thakker • Feb. 21, 2019

Walmart's ASDA sale hits a roadblock

U.K regulators issued a warning over the deal, citing competitive concerns, while Walmart and Sainsbury criticized the decision as out of touch with the current retail landscape.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 21, 2019

Boxed CEO sees 2019 as a 'breakout year'

From warehouse technology to a greater focus on fresh foods, Chieh Huang says he wants to balance legacy strengths with emerging business opportunities.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 20, 2019

WinCo set to debut in Montana

The discount chain will open locations in Helena and Billings next month, expanding its presence to 10 states throughout the western U.S.

By Jessica Dumont • Feb. 20, 2019

Wegmans enacts two-week price cuts to help SNAP recipients

The grocer is discounting staple items as the ripple effects of the government shutdown create a gap in benefits.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 20, 2019

Walmart e-commerce sales grow 43%

The big-box retailer is seeing more customers using its online grocery services and larger basket sizes. 

By Corinne Ruff • Feb. 19, 2019

Costco explores farming prospects in Hawaii

Setting up shop on the island state would help the retailer cut down on import costs while providing a greater range of local food products, but farmers may not welcome corporate-scale competition.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 19, 2019

Amazon Go secures space in the heart of London

The retailer has closed the deal on its first location outside of the U.S., bringing its cashier-free store to compete against Tesco and Sainsbury's. 

By Krishna Thakker • Feb. 15, 2019

Kroger seeks its first creative agency

The grocer has sent out a request for information to various creative houses as it looks to disrupt its marketing approach. 

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 15, 2019

Pathmark poised for a comeback with new Brooklyn store

New owner PSK Supermarkets, which purchased the Pathmark name in 2016, will open the location in late March or early April. 

By Jennifer Sweeney • Feb. 15, 2019

Jet to sell direct from NYC's Fulton Fish Market

The retailer hopes to take on FreshDirect and Amazon by offering local, sustainably sourced seafood with same-day delivery.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 15, 2019

Grocers aim to capture more advertising dollars from CPGs

As low-margin supermarkets continue to invest in store technology and e-commerce, ad sales leveraging the data they collect can be a vital source of revenue.

By Krishna Thakker • Feb. 14, 2019

Kroger launches mobile payment platform

Kroger Pay will roll out nationwide this year along with a new debit card under the grocer's Rewards program.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 13, 2019

How brick-and-mortar nonprofit grocers combat food deserts

These smaller retailers often rely on government grants, donations, volunteer time and membership fees to keep their businesses running.

By Krishna Thakker • Feb. 13, 2019

Whole Foods has raised prices, but it's not the only one

The retailer's lower-price positioning took a hit as it faces rising manufacturer costs and expiring promotional contracts.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 13, 2019

Grocers roll out different tactics for Valentine's Day promos

From dedicated holiday check-out lanes to discounted roses, grocers like Giant Food Stores and Whole Foods are trying to stand out from competitors and attract new customers.

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 12, 2019

Walmart and Deliv terminate grocery delivery partnership: report

The deal ended because of low order volumes and lengthy fulfillment times that kept drivers waiting 40 minutes or more, according to Reuters. 

By Krishna Thakker • Feb. 12, 2019

Hy-Vee's CEO on growing and experimenting in the Midwest

Randy Edeker talks about e-commerce, the company's latest store formats and the pricing pressure Walmart and Aldi are putting on its small-town locations.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 11, 2019

Lidl appoints Aldi veteran as US chairman

Roman Heini, who assumes the role on March 1, will assist the chain's expansion efforts and the integration of its recently acquired Best Market stores.

By Jeff Wells • Feb. 8, 2019

Sam's Club stocks USDA prime beef in all stores

The decision to expand availability nationwide after a trial run suggests demand for high-end meat is greater than the potential costs.  

By Lauren Manning • Feb. 8, 2019

SpartanNash hires Albertsons veteran to lead merchandising and marketing

Lori Raya will fill the role of chief merchandising and marketing officer for the retailer/wholesaler. 

By Jessica Dumont • Feb. 8, 2019